Boman Kohinoor

Mumbai cafe owner Boman Kohinoor, arguably India's biggest fan of the British royal family, died on Wednesday, officials said.

All Boman Kohinoor, the 93-year-old owner of Mumbai's iconic Britannia restaurant, wanted was to meet Prince William and Kate Middleton when they stopped by Mumbai on their first ever visit to India. And Mr Kohinoor was in the very best of luck - here he is with Will and Kate, courtesy the Taj Palace Hotel's chief concierge.

Call it a dream of sorts or a life-long fantasy, but when Boman Kohinoor, the 93 year old owner of Britannia heard about the royal visit, he started a campaign on social media, requesting for an audience.

At 93, Boman Kohinoor, the owner of Mumbai's iconic Britannia restaurant started during the British reign, may just be the oldest, loyalist, and biggest fan of the British Royal Family.

Mumbai cafe owner Boman Kohinoor, arguably India's biggest fan of the British royal family, died on Wednesday, officials said.

All Boman Kohinoor, the 93-year-old owner of Mumbai's iconic Britannia restaurant, wanted was to meet Prince William and Kate Middleton when they stopped by Mumbai on their first ever visit to India. And Mr Kohinoor was in the very best of luck - here he is with Will and Kate, courtesy the Taj Palace Hotel's chief concierge.

Call it a dream of sorts or a life-long fantasy, but when Boman Kohinoor, the 93 year old owner of Britannia heard about the royal visit, he started a campaign on social media, requesting for an audience.

At 93, Boman Kohinoor, the owner of Mumbai's iconic Britannia restaurant started during the British reign, may just be the oldest, loyalist, and biggest fan of the British Royal Family.